Bayless Christmas Party Grows With Loyalty and Gifts
A. J. Bayless marks 1959 Bayless Markets Christmas celebration at Riverside Park with 1500 employees receiving gifts totaling over 110000. The event honors loyalty and service, beginning in 1917 with eight employees and a $2.50 gift.
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In Laws and Gifts Across Christmas and Birthdays
A reader questions gifting tactics to smooth in-law tensions and a boyfriend's birthday clash with Christmas. The column weighs if lavish gifts or dual celebrations help, then suggests restraint and a thoughtful card. It also notes two Copper Bowl players appearing on a Perry Como show as part of the Look All-American team.
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Invita
Phoenix
Perry Como
Richie Lucas
Penn State
Bill Burrell
Ilinois
Y-Indian Guides Fall Pow-Wow Honors New Tribes
The McDowell Longhouse of the Father and Son Y-Indian Guides held a Pow-Wow at Ed Tweed's Brusally ranch. Eighteen tribes were represented by eighty eight fathers and one hundred eleven sons. Chief Broken Arrow presented new tribes to Chief Big Oak as induction proceeded. Ed Tweed was inducted as an honorary Medicine Man with the name Chief Running Horse.
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Y-Indian Guides
Tweed's
Broken Arrow
Bill Swisher
Big Oak
Jim Hill
Ed Tweed
Running Horse
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